I’m not sure if there is a proper way to report spelling and translation errors, but I noticed a couple of things:
אַיִן (nothingness) is a noun. Plus it should have a chirik but no dagesh)
בַּיִן is a noun, so it doesn’t exactly mean “between”, more like “a place between two things” or something like that.
מִצְרַיִם means Egypt, but not Egyptians, which is מִצְרִים
please post a link to that course you are talking about
It is always fantastic if someone finds the time to come to the forum and report problems! Thanks for making your way here 
If the course creator of the course in question is no longer active, you would also have the option to ask to become a “course contributor” for the course. If the original course creator has moved on and is amenable to the suggestion, you will be able t access the database for this course and make alterations yourself.
@adamlance: What do you think of that idea?
Hi, in the Hebrew from scratch 2 there is a vocab word אצל with no translation attached. So during the drills one gets blank choices and cannot proceed. Is there a way to fix it? It’s 3-chapter 2
the originator of the thread had a question; (the second “alert” could be resolved by the poster him/herself)
Hi @adamlance,
אַיִן can be a noun as well as other parts of speech. I’ve added “nothingness” as a definition and fixed the spelling.
In the lexicons I have, I see that בַּיִן is noted as always being used as a preposition so I’ll leave the current definition as is.
מִצְרַיִם definition is now fixed.
Thanks!
I’ve just started on Biblical Hebrew Vocabulary (Kelley), and found a mistake in chapter 8:
“new” is translated as “חָרָשׁ”. The correct spelling for the Hebrew word is כָדָשׁ
Here’s the chapter page: https://www.memrise.com/course/1337921/biblical-hebrew-vocabulary-kelley/5/